Alex Rikleen examines the impact of increased scoring in the NBA and how that might change the way fantasy owners approach the second half of the season.
This week, Alex Rikleen dives into which players could benefit most as the trade deadline approaches.
Jason Rubin and Andre Snellings discuss NBA Trade Rumors.
Westbrook and Harden are putting up amazing numbers. Who's had the more impressive 2016-2017 season so far?
The Clippers are one of four teams playing three games this week, which helps DeAndre Jordan move to the top of one of Eric Johnson's positional rankings.
Juan Blanco offers fantasy owners some waiver-wire gems this week, including Phoenix's Alex Len, who has responded to an increase in playing time.
LeBron James is still the best player in the East, if not the whole league, but it's a conference ruled by point guards.
On-location in New Orleans, Nick Whalen previews All-Star Saturday Night's Skills Challenge, Three-Point Shootout and Slam Dunk Contest.
Andre' Snellings breaks down the two-game Thursday FanDuel slate as Boston's Isaiah Thomas has an enticing matchup against the Bulls.
While Isaiah Thomas will get plenty of attention at the top-tier guard spots Thursday, Juan Blanco says don't overlook John Wall.
Despite a small two-game slate, Alex Rikleen explains why the Celtics' Al Horford could be avoided Thursday against the Bulls.
Jason Rubin is backing the Thunder (-7) at home against the Knicks tonight.
Dwight Howard is averaging nearly 37 fantasy points per game on the road this season.
Coming off of one of his worst games of the season, Russell Westbrook is an obvious bounce-back candidate Wednesday.
Anthony Davis usually has a very high fantasy upside, but Alex Rikleen explains why the Pelicans big man could be avoided on Wednesday's massive 14-game slate.
Andre' Snellings breaks down the Tuesday DraftKings slate as Kyrie Irving likely will take on a larger role in a favorable matchup against the Timberwolves.
With Serge Ibaka on his way to Toronto, Aaron Gordon should take on more responsibility.
Mike Barner looks over a limited three-game Valentine's slate, unsurprisingly turning to the mighty Cavs for the most value.